Version 0.1.31
v0.1.31
This release focuses on stabilizing remote filesystem forwarding, especially around FUSE-based mounts and shared remote path handling.
It improves path validation across FUSE, NFS, and SMB forwarding, and fixes several issues related to root path handling, SFTPFS access, and keepalive behavior.
Changes
- Improved FUSE forwarding behavior
- Added shared remote path resolution and validation
- FUSE, NFS, and SMB forwarding now validate remote paths before use
- Fixed root path handling in FUSE
- Added debug logging support for FUSE
- Added locking for SFTPFS operations
- Fixed keepalive requests to use
keepalive@openssh.com
Details
This release introduces a shared remote directory validation path so forwarding features fail earlier and more clearly when the target path does not exist, is not a directory, or is not readable.
On the FUSE side, root path handling was corrected and debug support was added to make troubleshooting easier. SFTPFS operations were also synchronized to reduce issues caused by concurrent access.
In addition, SSH keepalive handling was updated to use the OpenSSH-compatible keepalive@openssh.com request name, with improved tolerance for servers that reject the request.
Summary
v0.1.31 is a maintenance and stability release focused on making remote filesystem forwarding more reliable and easier to debug.